Nectar Feeding Stake
K201
v002: 09/03/22
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS / INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
Unpack the components carefully. Please check all parts have been removed from the packaging.
Slide the pieces of the stake together, then press the footed stakes fully into the ground and slide
the leaves into the slots on the sides of the pole.
To easily insert stakes into the ground, it is recommended to wet the ground first. To avoid
damaging garden stakes when inserting into the ground, select a spot in soft, rock-free soil. Insert
the base of the stake first then gently insert the rest of the stake into the base. DO NOT push
directly against the ornament housing.
Place the glass bowl into the Dahlia with the sponge inside. The glass bowl is perfect for holding
nectar with the bright sponge providing a place for butterflies to land. You can also place orange
slices in the bowl or on the leaves as another way of attracting butterflies.
Dilute the sealed sachet and add it to the sponge. Use 40ml of water per 40g sachet. The validity
date of the food sachet is 1 year when kept under normal temperature.
To make your own butterfly nectar, mix 4 parts of water with 1 part of sugar and boil for a few
minutes until the sugar has dissolved. Let the mixture cool thoroughly before adding to the feeder.
Replace the nectar every 1-2 days ensuring that bees and butterflies are provided with fresh nectar.
Large batches can be stored in the fridge for 3-4 weeks.
Dimensions
(H) 120 x (W) 33.5 x (D) 15.5cm
Material: Metal, glass, sponge x2
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THE GLASS BOWL INSIDE THE FLOWER HEAD CONTAINS A
SPONGE WHICH WILL ABSORB THE NECTAR GIVING AN IDEAL
PLACE FOR BEES AND BUTTERFLIES TO REST AND SIP GIVING
THEM SOME MUCH NEEDED ENERGY (ONE SPARE SPONGE
INCLUDED)
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YOU CAN ALSO PLACE SOME ORANGE SLICES ON THE LEAVES
TO ENCOURAGE THEM EVEN MORE
Includes 4x 40g sealed sachet with a mix of sugar and
Cole flower
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Simply dilute with water, TO GET YOU
STARTED!
KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN, DO NOT INGEST.
USE UNDER ADULT SUPERVISION
